Dear ExecuPets Families,

I hope you’re hanging in there. As ExecuPets owner, I’m writing to keep our Cleveland area pet families in the loop on things here as we face Coronavirus Covid-19 worries in Cleveland and around the world. I want to ease your hearts and let you know what precautions we’re taking. Thank you to those who’ve reached out to us in the spirit of unbreakable solidarity.

First and foremost, I hope you and your pets are healthy and staying strong emotionally and physically. Our mission is to provide "Pawsitively Purrfect" pet care at an Executive Level of service. Safety is a huge part of that mission. I’m very glad that our team’s been able to keep your families and each other safe and loved all this time, and we’re not about to quit now.

Keeping Safe:

As outlined in our Thursday March 12, 2020 email sent to all of our clients entitled "Our Company and COVID-19 Preparedness", we are continuing to take these Business Precautions:

Our work with your pets is highly independent. Even though we work "as a team" we don't necessarily work "IN a team". Even our meetings or one on ones are already via online technology. As such, our exposure to illness via our work is very limited. If you are asked to work from home (and are not ill) we can still help you to get your work done while we get Fido outside for a good, healthy walk (and get those zoomies and barkies out so you can focus on being productive).

However, as your trusted Pet Care Specialists, please know that we are doing everything we can to keep a safe and healthy environment for YOU, your pets, and our employees. It’s one thing
to worry about yourself and your family with the spread of disease, but it adds another
layer when you have a business to run and staff members to think about.

How we’re keeping our employees healthy…

To keep YOU safe, we’re encouraging our staff members to stay home 
if they’re feeling ill. We’re also mindful to provide things around the office and to
our staff individual to encourage healthy habits; from hand sanitizer to alcohol wipes, we strive to provide a healthy and happy environment. 

In running a pet sitting/dog walking business, we know that our employees need to be
super cognizant not to spread germs from house to house. Our basic protocol is for pet
sitters and dog walkers to always wash their hands at the beginning and end of each
visit.

As a business owner, my job isn’t to create panic but I do want to be mindful of the
situation, not jump to conclusions, but be ready to take action.

Policy for cancellation of Acts of God

An “Act of God” is a legal term for events outside of human control, such as sudden
floods or other natural disasters, for which no one can be held responsible. While
illness is an unusual reason for declaring this policy, it certainly isn’t out of bounds.
As our loyal client, if you have to cancel pet sitting services last-minute due to COVID-19 and travel changes, we’ll work with you on any refunds/rescheduling. We ask that you please let us know sooner rather than later – and if you believe someone in your home or your pet to be ill, we’d prefer
you to cancel any services you have booked.